Thellavarithe Guruvaram

Veeru and Madhu are set to marry as part of their traditional families' arrangement. On the eve of the wedding, both decide to run away, aiming to avoid an unhappy marriage. They briefly consider blaming the other for breaking the engagement and then resolve to share their real reasons with each other.

Veeru gets beaten in a night out at a bar and is rushed to the hospital, where Dr. Krishna Veni attends him. The incident marks the first major turning point after the engagement plan. He spends a few days recovering under her care.

While recovering, Veeru and Krishna start dating after he invites her to dinner. Their relationship is strained by Krishna's jealousy and overthinking, leading to frequent misunderstandings. The bond grows, but tensions over trust begin to surface.

When Veeru meets Krishna's family, a misreading of the situation makes him support a man they plan for Krishna to marry. This creates a huge fight, and Krishna ends their relationship, leaving Veeru heartbroken. The rift comes just as his family pressures him toward an arranged match.

Veeru's father continues to push him to marry according to tradition, regardless of Veeru's feelings. After a period of heartbreak and internal conflict, Veeru agrees to proceed with the arranged marriage for his family's sake. The decision sets the stage for the impending ceremony.

Krishna calls Veeru, urging him to elope with her before her own wedding the next day. Veeru contemplates the possibility of abandoning the arranged match and taking a risk with Krishna. The plan to escape from the wedding is hatched on the eve itself.

Madhu has grown up anxious about marrying a violent husband and the idea of marriage is reinforced by media and family dynamics. After a cousin's encouragement, she agrees to Veeru, hoping for a life with him. However, her mother unknowingly rekindles her fear shortly before the ceremony.

On the eve of the wedding, both Veeru and Madhu decide not to go through with the ceremony and depart separately in a car. They head toward their uncertain paths, determined to avoid a forced union. The moment sets the scene for an unlikely journey together.

The runaway couple first heads to Krishna's place, hoping for help or guidance. Krishna tells Veeru that she called him in haste and now asks him to leave, complicating Veeru's plan to be with Madhu. The tension between old attachments and new possibilities deepens.

At the bus stand, Madhu thinks about how her father would be affected by her running away and feels regret. Veeru agrees to drop her back at the wedding venue and then leave, choosing responsibility over running away. They resume their journey together for a while before their plans diverge again.

On their return journey, the couple accidentally hits a goat, which is part of a superstitious ritual where a tribesman is to marry the goat. The incident ignites a violent response from a local tribe, and Veeru and Madhu are attacked. The danger tests their resolve and their budding connection.

The tribe discovers that the goat is alive, and the couple is spared after the confrontation. This narrow escape binds Veeru and Madhu, and they begin to view each other with growing affection. Their shared ordeal rekindles hope for a future together.

Upon returning to the wedding venue, Veeru and Madhu finally voice the feelings they've been hiding. They acknowledge their love for each other and realize they want to proceed with the marriage. The emotional breakthrough marks a turning point in their relationship.

Defying the obstacles and misunderstandings, Veeru and Madhu marry as originally planned. Their families are present, witnessing a union born from resilience and mutual respect. The ceremony marks a hopeful new beginning for both of them.